I actually seek out spoilers wherever I can find it. Maybe it's because Geass is sometimes so outrageously predictable that it doesn't matter if I spoil myself. Maybe it's because Geass is sometimes so outrageously unpredictable that its unpredictability is predictable. Maybe it's because I'm impatient.
But I think now, I'm watching it more for the character interactions than the plot. Spoilers help me brace for surprises ahead of time and start the process on my rationalization of character actions. I want to go into an episode with a basic idea of character motivations and relationship dynamics. I want to try to catch the subtleties of those interactions without being bothered by knee-jerk emotional reactions.
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But I think now, I'm watching it more for the character interactions than the plot. Spoilers help me brace for surprises ahead of time and start the process on my rationalization of character actions. I want to go into an episode with a basic idea of character motivations and relationship dynamics. I want to try to catch the subtleties of those interactions without being bothered by knee-jerk emotional reactions.